Riva
You could give your client a text file (or series of text files) to edit and
code the site to generate HTML from these files (if you're picky about
typography you can do some character swapping out as you process the files
to replace curly quotation marks and proper em and en dashes).
Thank you Ross. I will look into that.
Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Riva
You could give your client a text file (or series of text files) to
edit and code the site to generate HTML from these files (if you're
picky about typography you can do some character swapping out as you
process the files
Hi again,
My client, the same one with the text problem, wants me to set up a part
of his site so that he (or someone not knowledgeable about computers)
could add to. My thinking is to have a text file that the page somehow
reads and he can just edit the text file and upload it. Problem is, I
From: Portman
Hi again,
My client, the same one with the text problem, wants me to set
up a part of his site so that he (or someone not knowledgeable
about computers) could add to. My thinking is to have a text
file that the page somehow reads and he can just edit the text
file and upload
Thanks Joseph. I will look into that.
Riva
Joseph Harris wrote:
Riva,
Not that I know anything, but would a blog be a suitable vehicle for
that? Wordpress might do it and there is provision for authorising
contributors (and preventing non-authorised), as well as altering the
design to
